Noor Conquers Calumet's Trip At Santa Anita
Noor, British bred, surged from behind to win the Santa Anita Handicap at Santa Anita Park, defeating Citation with Two Lea and Ponder following. Johnny Longden timed the race in 2:00, breaking Seabiscuit's 10 year old track record. payouts totaled 14.80 to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noor
Calumet
Santa Anita
Swinner
Johnny Longden
Howard
Seabiscuit
Cinch
Citation
Ponder
Lea
Styrnie
Calumet Smaster
Warren Wright
Qlhaverry
Royal Governor Wins Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park
Miami AP report shows Royal Governor, ridden by a top jockey, nosed out Arise in a mile and a quarter track muddy race. Coaltown faltered to fifth as Addison Stable’s Arise finished second and Brookmeade’s Going Away third. Royal Governor paid $20, with $790, $3.40 and $2.90 across the board, earning $43,000 to add to $184,850 prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Royal Governor
Hialeah Park
Coaltown
Addison Stable
Arise
Brookmeade Stable
Going Away
Chris Rogerson
McLennan
Gong
Southworth Chipper Heads South Sunday
Billy Southworth leaves Sunbury for the Boston Braves training camp in Bradenton Florida. He says rest and light work on his farm keep him in peak condition and he is eager to begin the new season. He last left the team in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbury
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Bradenton
Fla
Braves
Boston
Southwoth
Newsmen
Illinois Wrestlers Compete Led by Vohaska Brown Read Noonan
Champaign Illinois football players Bill Vohaska Chuck Brown Dick Read and Bill Noonan are listed on Illinois wrestling squad competing for spots this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign, Ill
Bill Vohaska
Chuck Brown
Dick Read
Bill Noonan
Illinois
Cincinnati Bucks No cellar spot in 1949 NL
Cincinnati endured a seventh place finish but remained above last in the National League, the only NL team besides Brooklyn not to fall to the basement during 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BND
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Playoffs Kick Off In Independent Leagues
Four leagues finish this week as Armco Maintenance League hosts a championship between Machine Shop and Carpenter Tin at Garfield gym. Machine Shop won the first round crown while Carpenter Tin took the second-half pennant. City League playoffs end Tuesday at the MCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Nardiello
Armco
Machine Shop
Carpenter Tin
Garfield Gym
MCA
Middie Big Blue Fracas Replay At Club Luncheon
The Middletown Hamilton basketball game will be replayed as a noon luncheon film at the Hotel Manchester junior ballroom. Coach Paul Walker will pause the movie to explain how 1% happened and outline the Middies' tournament chances in Dayton. He will also provide a scouting report on Fairview, the opening opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hamilton
Manchester
Paul Walker
Tio Contests At Trinity Gym
Holy Name tops the Holy Trinity Athletic Association headlines a double header at Columbia Ave gym. Miamisburg Moose brief return features Kondoff and McPherson, former Vikings, as Holy Trinity seeks an eighth win in nine starts.
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Holy Name
Holy Trinity Athletic Association
Miamisburg Moose
Columbia Ave
Miammsburg
Middletown High
Chris Kondoff
Bob McPherson
Moose
Viking’s
Holy Trinity
Greenbush United Brethers
Trinity
Greenbush
Truex Upsets McEwen In Ann Arbor Track Duel
Ohio State star Leonard Truex shocked Michigan by winning the mile at 4 10.7 to beat Don McEwen as Michigan stayed dominant in the dual meet. Truex broke a fieldhouse and meet record while leading from the final lap to seal a 62 52 win for OSU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Ohio State
Sophorer
Leonard Truex
Buckeyes
Don McEwen
Truex
McEwen
Illinois
Brelsford
Depesters
Michigan State
Bill Mack
North Captures School Tourney Title in Close Finals
North School, runner up in the regular season Grade School Basketball League, won two playoff games at the Middle gym to claim the post season title. Sherman, the league winner, was upset by Garfield 16 15, and North beat Lincoln 13 10 in the semifinals before defeating Garfield 35 22 in the finals. Central edged Washington 12 11 in a consolation, then beat South 23 6 in the losers' finals as Sherman had been undefeated in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North School
Sherman
Garfield
North
Lincoln
South
Jefferson
Central
Washington
Turney Plans Dominate HAUSELMAN Transportation
HAUSELMAN Transportation upset Carjax last week to reach the final where they meet Veterans of Foreign Wars for the crown. Carjax and Armen's Triangles play a consolation game. Maintenance and Hot Strip, tied for the first round crown, decide the pennant race Thursday night. The Industrial League remains active with three weeks left. The City Tournament begins March 17 with 10 teams from City and Industrial leagues. entry deadline is Thursday. A district Y industrial tourney lands in the local gym March 11 with teams from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauselman Transportation
Carjax
Armen
Maintenance
Hot Strip
Armeog
Industrial League
YMCA
John Johnson
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Piqua
Hamilton
Middletown
Armcos Ingots
Gardner’ Board
Johnson
Y Cage Scene Tournaments Set Across Week
Schedule lists Armco Maintenance Shops League events at Garfield Gym and YMCA. Matches include Machine Shop versus Carpenter Tin for championship, plus City League playoffs with Carjax, Arnc Tries and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Industrial League at McKinley Gym features Arnica Ingots VSL Gardner Board and Inland Container versus Crystal Tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly
Carjax
Arnc
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hausel Nan Transportation Cham- Ip
Soneday— Industrial League
McKinley
m-Arnica Ingots
Gardner Board
Inland Container
Crystal Tissue
Sorg
Mami
Banford
Armcor Y
YMCA
Warren County All-Tournament First Team Named
Carlisle and Waynesville each place two players on the Warren County Tournament All-Star squad chosen by coaches and officials after two weeks of play at the Middle gym. Gene Fogle and Jim Moore head Carlisle forwards, Dan Simpson and Jack Tinney headline Waynesville at center and guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Fogle
Carlisle
Jim Moore
Dan Simpson
Waynesville
Jack Tinney
Bob Sunnycalb
Morrow
Jum Moore
Waynesville Spartans
Bob Sunnyeald
Panthers
Simpson
Spartan
Tinney
Simpson-Tinney
Spartans
Fogle
Moore
Harveysburg
Mason
Bob Hutchison
Comets
Everett Bell
Clayton Lakes
Hutchinson
Kenneth Wilson
Joe Florence
Frank Baische
Howard Dester
Howard Mason
Jim Mote
Lewis Morgen
Springboro
Harold Short
Ed McDaniels
Springburo
Dayton AAU Boxing Champs to Be Held in Memorial Hall
Local boxers Latimer Silos and Coleman sponsored by the Dayton Junior Chamber of Commerce compete in the Dayton MW District AAU Boxing Championships at Memorial Hall on March 6 8 and 13. Latimer and Silos fight in novice class. Coleman in open division. Winners in open proceed to Springfield Ohio for district titles and then to Boston for national finals coached by Frazier Moore.
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Dayton Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dayton
Memorial Hall
Muddletown Joyees
Frank Latimer
William Coleman
Frank Silos Latimer
Silos
Armco
Latimer
17Th Ave
Young St
Coleman
Baltymore 5 St
Springfield
Boston
Boston, Garden
Frazier Moore
Bobcats Deaks Tie For First In Y League
The Bobcats beat the Redskins 95 44 and the Deaks defeated the Underdogs 57 32 to finish 9 1 in the High School Basketball League at the YMCA tying for first place. Little’s late basket gave the Porgies a 48 47 win over the Giants for third place as Pergram fouled out with two minutes remaining.
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Bobcats
Deaks
YMCA
Redskins
Little
Porgies
Giants
Pergram
Harris defends Golf Tourney title in Miami final
Pete Harris defeated Dizzy Dean 4 and 2 to win the Baseball Players Golf Tournament for the second consecutive year. Harris, 49, sank a clutch par on the 11th to clinch the win after leading 1 up at nine holes. Deans erratic putting included misses on 13 and 14 as Harris, a former Atlanta Crackers star, extended his Miami Springs course dominance.
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Miami
Fla
Pete Harris
Baseball Players
Dizzy Dean
Harris
Reading
Dean
St Lowis Cardinals
Haris
Atlanta
Miami Springs
St John Graders Capture Laurels In County Loop
St John Graders win Butler County Parochial League title with a 21-1 rout of St Mary at Hamilton Fenment on Saturday. Pearce and Farquis led scoring with 11 and 6 respectively as St John breaks a 9-8 half lead to an 18-8 final. St Veronica beat St Stephen 32-2 with Sam Arminin scoring 45 to set new marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. John's Grate School
Cagers
St Mary
St John’s
St Mary's
Singhotter
St. John
St Peter
Trinity
St. Alay
St Veronica
St Stephen
Sam Arminin
Fess
St John
St. Stephen
Double Duty Wrestler Competes for Maryland
Mont Whipp represents Maryland as a wrestler and back during the same college season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Mont Whipp
Maryland
Local Ohio Trapshoot League Formed With Six Clubs
Six Ohio trapshooting clubs including Spimefield Gun Club and Route 40 Gun Club join the Southern Ohio Trapshooters League. Bailey Gary of Columbus named president with Robert Clyne and Ed Cozier as officers. First shoot set for Crystal Lake in April with about 400 expected participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Spimefield Gun Club
Route 40
Etna
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Indian Lake
Camp Gun Club
Troy
Lake Gun Club
Mid
Springfield
Bailey Gary
Robert Clyne
Ed Cozier
Tourney At Fenmont Delayed Playoff Exhibitions On Today
Postponed weeklong post season events in the Butler County Catholic High School League feature a St Joseph versus St Stephen playoff at Fenmont today. Holy Trinity meets St Ann at 1 p m with three exhibitions to follow, none affecting standings. Other games include St Peter vs St Veronica and St Mary vs St Gabriel while St Peter faces St Veronica in a late contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenmont
Butler County Catholic
St. Joseph
St. Stephen
Hamilton
Holy Trinity
St. Annj
Trinity
St Ann
Sun
St. Veronica
St Peter
Quinter
Pet
Stephen Owaene
Silt
Move To Ban Pros Dropped By NABF
Proposal to ban all former professional baseball players from NABF competition was withdrawn after debate. The plan would have prevented teams from using ex pros, leaving the NABF rule allowing three class men per team unchanged. Southern delegates protested the pros ban.
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Binsinguam Ala Capra
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Darton, C
NABF
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Bob Myers
Arcadia
Calif
Calumets
Charles St. Howard
Ireland
Two Lea
Widener
Southworth Chipper Heads
Ea PY Sea
R. C. Wikoff
Mgr
Curtis
Mercury
Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
DIAL
Manhattan
Tio
Trinity Gym
OSU
Central & Main
Ly One
Armco Maintenance Shops
Cartpenter-Tin
Atty
Petner Board Pee
Ford
Warren County
Bob Hutchinson
Jaycees
Giante
Ballard, Harrington
Feinthal
Strodtbeck
Revelos
G . Beriadum
Rishbaugh
Craig
Joslin
Lusakes
Brecht
Sear Il
Fishbaugh
Lawson
Redekins
Hau
F . Marxen
Anthony
Long
Ale Oe Sebald
Af Decatur
Oe Neill
Bach
Ceteeee
Hannah
Eisele
Bende
Bidlere
Lovelace
F Landis
Tickel
Ol’ Diz
Horber
Oslo
United Nations
Tryeve Lie
Lie
Mansfield
New Ohio
Lyle Hastings
Saiuvasy
Wih
Hastings
Sumul
Boulder
Colo
Steve Bradley
Colorado
Doellmann’s
Central Ave
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